Sentence examples for took at random from inspiring English sources

students, and mailed the rest to people whose addresses he took, at random, from the Dallas and New York phone books.

Let's say 10,000, a number taken at random.

The name was not just taken at random.

But we must still demand decisions of a certain quality because otherwise they might just as well be taken at random.

There's a kind of innocence to it: you would think it was just an innocuous snapshot taken at random – but it wasn't.

The proportion of heterozygotes in the population is, therefore, the same as the probability that two genes taken at random from the gene pool are different.

An example taken at random:It was in 1619 that the first Africans were brought in chains to these shores, landing in Jamestown.

In fact, here is a sample, taken at random, from page three hundred and fourteen of my manuscript for "The Contest of Life": The last contest was the hardest nut to crack.

The actual victims are taken at random, a representative sample of the targeted group; we feel afraid precisely because we imagine that it could have been our bodies instead of theirs.

A random walk consists of a sequence of n steps of unit length on a flat rectangular grid, taken at random either in the x- or the y-direction, with equal probability in each of the four directions.

Sample footnotes, taken at random from Deuteronomy: *{:.break one} ** Some recent scholars have accepted Jacob Milgrom's proposal that here the verb q-r-b ("approach") is used in a political extension of its cultic meaning, "to encroach upon," though there is no compelling necessity to see that sense of the word in this verse.